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with the usual. what is going on, ali? >> look, we started off the day this morning with a rough night in asia. european markets on news that, you know, the german economy, the strongest in europe has weakened to almost a stall, the french economy, absolutely no growth in the quarter. that took u.s. markets downright off the top. but before that, more than 12 hours ago, we got a report from morgan stanley to say what we've all been saying, global economies are slowing down, that they were on the -- we're dangerously close to a recession, we may need more intervention in europe from t...

>> are you not welcome. >> too short. >> get him off my screen. >> they reaped financial gain while arousing disdain. i speak for congress. >> yeah, working for the people ain't cheaple. they earned 3.4 times more than the average full time worker and are among the highest paid lawmakers in the industrialized world. their annual salary, $17 4,000 and they make about 285,000. meanwhile the average worker earns about 50k. i believe that is half. their lofty salaries will enrage americans including a new ras -- new rassmusson poll believes most of us are corrupt.

Those oil companies have to actually use those additional leases. they have been sitting on leases. they haven't been using leases they now have. they want to show higher balance sheets because they can show that they have more land on which they could potentially drill. >> congressman, i want to show you some of the numbers here. oil company pac donations is $285,000. john boehner got $15,000. other republicans like senator barrasso and representative upton and mckinley are all cashing in. when you look at oil contributions to john boehner in his career, over $346,000. when i say they may his...

Knowing when you're going to get it doesn't help. >> you know, as amy really explain to us, people say you should have savings, money to fall back on. when you're a 21-year-old couple with two kids and you're in the military, it doesn't give you much time to save up this huge nest egg. once she pays rent and buys the kids food and all the essentials, there's not a lot of money to go around. >> it's really a terrible thought to think these people might not get their money when they need it most. chris lawrence, thank you for bringing us those voices. the most important component of the u.s. m...

Huge jobs deficit. >> even if the fundamentals would have said we would add 100,000 more jobs than that, there would still be pretty slow jobs growth compared to the 11.4 million jobs gap we have in the labor market, so we're still in the era of a slog. we're in a pretty rocky recovery. >> reporter: she says to get back to the way things were in 2007, with a pre-recession unemployment rate of 5%, the economy would have to add about 285,000 jobs every month for the next five years. the obama administration says look at big picture. we're not losing jobs. we're adding, albeit at a very slow rate...